I Boost in the LPL, Starting with EDG
我在LPL当代练，从EDG开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 811k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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240Chapters
4.9kRecommendations
32.5kFans
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The first chapter made me want to vomit. They signed the contract without even reading it? And they said they didn't care about anything else as long as I got into the team.
Damn, so it was you, the eunuch 😺, you've started reading LoL books again.
I'll just mention one incredibly disgusting thing: using wallhacks in League of Legends. 🙂
It's so great to keep buying temporary authors, and the readers are fucking happy too. Keep it up!
Putting everything else aside, you want to be the core player in EDG? You must be dreaming.
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The finals against SKT was poorly written. The second and fourth games were forced losses, with the team forced to play unconventional champions, making Clearlove and Fatty look like noobs. The protagonist's overpowered performance was overemphasized, making the entire team seem like they weren't even playing normally.
The author's writing skills are limited. After reading about 20 chapters, to be honest, I really didn't understand which lane the character was playing. One minute it's top lane, the next it's bottom lane. The key issue is that the character is constantly being punished and suppressed by the coach. We're reading a fast-paced, enjoyable story, not a frustrating one. It's genuinely a bit of a headache.
It feels like whether there's a main character or not is completely unimportant. After so many chapters, the starting point is still uncertain, making it impossible to immerse oneself in the story.
Everyone's using cheat codes, it feels like the main character has no presence at all.